my question is:
in cdr formula why don't we put the resistance in the numerator of that resistor across which we want to find out the current...
Ia= (Rt*It)/(Ra)
or in the special case of CDR
Ia= (Rb*It)/(Ra+Rb)
according to me, as current is inversely related with resistance so that's why.....................
what do you think?give me your thoughts about this........?
in cdr formula why don't we put the resistance in the numerator of that resistor across which we want to find out the current...
Ia= (Rt*It)/(Ra)
or in the special case of CDR
Ia= (Rb*It)/(Ra+Rb)
according to me, as current is inversely related with resistance so that's why.....................
what do you think?give me your thoughts about this........?